1099 locum

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The schedule is 19:00 - 07:00, as posted. The role is a short-term locum assignment in Fort Worth, Texas, lasting a single contract period of about three months, with an immediate start available.

The anesthetist prepares and gives anesthesia, cares for patients before, during and after surgery, and takes part in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Duties also include stabilizing trauma patients, providing critical care, and managing acute and chronic pain. The provider is expected to keep up with new anesthesia techniques, equipment and drugs, and to keep patient records complete and accurate.

Candidates need an active, unrestricted RN license in the state where they will work, and a license with no flags or open investigations. Required training includes a BSN, plus an MSN or DNP from an accredited CRNA program, with the DNP mandatory from 2025 onward. Current NBCRNA certification is necessary, along with continuing education to keep both certification and medical licenses active. At least one to two years of CRNA or anesthesia experience is preferred.

Important skills include hands-on anesthesia expertise, sound judgment under pressure, and clear communication with the surgical team. The position calls for attention to detail and the ability to adjust quickly as a patient's condition changes.

Benefits described include placements at leading hospitals and health systems across varied care environments, pay described as competitive and transparent, and help with applications, assignment logistics and licensing. Travel and lodging are covered, and malpractice insurance and risk management support are provided. Timekeeping and document handling are presented as simple, and other benefits may be offered where the law requires them.